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⭕️ I told you all back in June that Vance wasn’t calling the shots on Iran war. He was the designated tool and blame-taker.⭕️ Back in June, when everyone was losing their minds over the so-called MoU, I wrote the note below and clearly pointed out that the “deal” was just noise and theater. The ceasefire was a tactical pause designed to buy time until the midterms and set the stage for the next strike. The idea was for Vance to quiet the isolationist anti-war crowd (including his buddy @TuckerCarlson ) and calm the markets while taking the political heat. President Trump has never had any intention of pursuing any real with this regime. Trump made it clear himself once: “If it works out, I’m going to take the credit. If it doesn’t work out, I’m blaming JD.” And that’s exactly what happened. While everyone was distracted by that theater, it bought the critical window needed to strip the regime of its ultimate leverage, its control over the Strait of Hormuz. Now, months later, we can see why that time was necessary. Unlike Bush in Iraq or Obama in Libya, who smashed regimes and dragged entire countries into decades of misery and chaos, Trump’s approach has been calibrated. It follows a cycle of strike, pause, assess, and recalibrate the next blow. This method aims to minimize costs and collateral damage for both Iranians and the United States, reduce the risk of a sudden power vacuum, and create space to prepare for “the day after.” After 39 days of strikes, continued bombing alone was no longer effective. Trump said this openly. The next step had to target another critical dimension: the financial core. The IRGC is not simply a military force that can be destroyed from the air; it is a large, deeply embedded military-economic network intertwined with much of the country’s economy. That is why the Economic Fury initiative mattered, it was meant to choke the regime’s financial machinery and rentier class who are running it. At the same time, the regime’s proxy networks in Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen were systematically weakened. For example, the underground missile facility in the Al-Attaher hills near the Israeli border was destroyed, which was a significant blow to the regime. Also, it is reasonable to assume that covert CIA and Mossad operation have been active to build some level of coordination ( among the defectors) on the ground and trying to protect civilians for any future protests. The Trump administration made it clear that it would signal when the streets are safe for Iranians. During this period, the transition framework has also matured. Look at crown Prince @PahlaviReza’s recent diplomatic activity: on November 6 he addressed NATO Belgium’s Royal Military Academy in Brussels, and on November 7 he is receiving the 2026 Freedom Prize from Germany’s Friedrich Naumann Foundation at Paulskirche on behalf of the Iranian people. Compared with six months ago, this transition effort now carries greater diplomatic visibility and organizational readiness. With the midterms over, Trump’s political constraints are lighter, giving him more room for larger strategic moves (and in fact, risks). The stage is set for the next phase. The underlying logic was operating the whole time, while much of the public discussion stayed focused on the theatrical MoU. Everything went according to plan, Vance didn’t blow anything. Midterm results was a gamble President @realDonaldTrump knowingly made. I say it again: keep calm, Donal Trump knows what he is doing.